The momentum from that goal didn’t last long, however, as Jason Robertson’s willingness to battle in front of the net put the Stars ahead again within 4 minutes. Robertson outmuscled Gustav Lindstrom to get a stick on Roope Hintz’s shot, stuffing the puck on Thomas Greiss.Minnesota Wild



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“I think he’s quietly had a real strong year for us on both sides of the puck,” Sullivan said. “His overall game is as good as it’s ever been.”

"People were saying that [fighting] might go away. But there is a place for this. There's a meaning behind it. I don't want to say it's a 'code.' But if you hurt somebody, you have to respond for your acts," Deslauriers said.Tampa Bay Lightning

In what could be a potential First Round matchup in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Pittsburgh takes on Boston, which has climbed back into the conversation for the division title on the strength of a League-best nine wins in April. On Friday, the Bruins had their six-game win streak snapped in a 6-4 loss at Buffalo. Boston has also put some distance between itself and the Rangers in the race for the fourth and final playoff spot in the East, leading by six points. The Bruins also have two games in hand over the Rangers.Detroit Red Wings

"Andrew played an integral role on two Stanley Cup Championship teams with the Blackhawks and grew into a leader in the latter part of his career. He kept the locker room on their toes but had the ability to keep his teammates relaxed and ready with his lively personality. Though it is unfortunate Andrew's playing career is over, I admire him for making this difficult decision and putting his family and his well-being first. Andrew will always have a home here in Chicago and we wish him and his family nothing but the best in the next chapter of their lives."Chicago Blackhawks



If you’re only interested in races for final playoff spots, then the East Division probably won’t be your ticket this season. Blame part of that on the Flyers and Rangers not quite being able to keep pace.

• Among players that have played since 2005-06, Crosby and McDavid (1.38) are the only player to average more than 1.20 points per game, while Malkin, Ovechkin, and Artemi Panarin are the only other players that have averaged more than 1.10 per game.